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Verzió22

Posted: November 08, 2025 - Updated: November 08, 2025

Presale for the Online Verzió have begun on 4 November. 36 films from the program of the 22nd Verzió will be available online at Verzió’s streaming platform. Individual films as well as the DocFan and Supporter Passes will be available at a limited quantity.

Passes can be purchased and films can be rented between November 4 and 30, however, playback will only be available starting November 20, after the conclusion of the festival’s physical screenings.

Posted: November 06, 2025 - Updated: November 06, 2025

On November 11 at 7 p.m., István Rév, Founding Director of Blinken OSA Archivum, will open the 22nd Verzió International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival at Trafó House of Contemporary Arts. Enikő Gyureskó, festival director, will give a welcoming speech. Tickets for the event are available.

This year's slogan for Verzió, "We Exist Together," invites us to think collectively: how can we live together amid the fractures, conflicts, and challenges of our world? 

Posted: November 05, 2025 - Updated: November 05, 2025

The Verzió x METU alternative poster exhibition opened on November 4, created in collaboration with the Verzió Film Festival, Metropolitan University (METU) Master's Program in Graphic Design, and Blinken OSA Archivum. The exhibition is part of the UniVerzió program and is being held for the eighth time this year.

Posted: October 27, 2025 - Updated: October 27, 2025

The full program have been announced, and ticket sales for the 22nd Verzió International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival have begun! The film festival, which runs from November 11 to 19, will once again bring the world's most topical documentaries to Budapest and several other cities, and 36 films from this year's program will also be available online from November 20 to 30.

Posted: October 14, 2025 - Updated: October 27, 2025

The World’s Latest Creative Documentaries Arrive Under the Motto “We Exist Together”

 

Posted: October 01, 2025 - Updated: October 01, 2025

In November 11–19, the 22nd edition of the Verzió Film Festival will bring the latest human rights documentaries to cities across Hungary. This year’s slogan, We Exist Together, urges collective thinking about the ways we can live together amid the fractures, conflicts, and challenges of our reality. The opening film, Sundance Special Jury Award winner Coexistence, My Ass!, is a portrait of an Israeli–Palestinian stand-up comedian.

 

Posted: September 23, 2025 - Updated: October 27, 2025

Application deadline: 12 October (Sun), 2025

The 22nd edition of Verzió International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival will once again celebrate the latest and best documentary films in the cinemas. Between 11-19 November creative documentaries from all over the world will be screened at various locations in Budapest and in other Hungarian towns.

Posted: September 16, 2025 - Updated: September 16, 2025

We invite young documentary film enthusiasts to apply to the Young Jury at this year's festival.

Deadline: 5 October, midnight CET.

 

The 22nd Verzió International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival takes place between November 11-19, 2024, in Budapest and between 20-30 November online at festival.verzio.org. 

Posted: September 10, 2025 - Updated: October 27, 2025

Are you passionate about creating videos, capturing stories, or experimenting with visual storytelling for social media? Do you study film, media, communication, or simply enjoy making engaging content?

We invite you to join the 22nd Verzió International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival as a videographer volunteer. You will have the chance to create short videos, reels, and behind-the-scenes content, and contribute to the festival’s online presence.

Posted: July 23, 2025 - Updated: July 25, 2025

Verzió Documentary Film Critics Workshop
*Call for Applications*

Budapest, November 11-15, 2025

 

Are you a film critic, journalist, writer, filmmaker, artist, or currently studying to be one? Are you interested in writing about documentary cinema? 

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